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The cities of Bellevue and Edgewood are each poised to tighten regulations of short-term rentals, such as those provided by online platforms like Airbnb in which a property owner rents a room or a
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The Newport Board of Education voted to support the city's industrial revenue bond (IRB) issuance for a roughly $30 million hotel and mixed-use development slated for the parking lot adjacent to th
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Officials from Ludlow Independent Schools explained how they are making their buildings safer.
The City of Fort Wright announced the appointment of a new city councilman.
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SkyWheel, the planned observation wheel to be placed near Newport on the Levee, received approval on Friday from the Army Corps of Engineers, giving the project another green light to move forward.
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Boone County Commissioner Jesse Brewer testified to lawmakers on Friday about what he sees as the need to change state criminal laws to protect owners of residential rental properties damaged by te
A Campbell County Detention Center employee was killed in a car crash in Tennessee earlier this week.
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The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (KYTC) announced on Wednesday a series of grant awards for alternative transportation projects across the state.
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The rent for an apartment in a large-scale multi-family property (50 or more units) in Kentucky, is most expensive in Newport.
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This article has been updated after the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet District 6 Office made a correction to its initial news release.
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Work has officially begun on construction of a new $40 million music venue in Newport at the Ovation site near the riverfront.
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Ft. Mitchell city council on Monday evening unanimously rejected a proposed apartment project on Grandview Drive.
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Former Kenton County Judge/Executive Clyde Middleton has died at the age of 91.
Northbound Amsterdam Road running from Park Hills into Covington will close Monday morning to through traffic to make way for site work related to a pending housing development on the border of the
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Erlanger city council listened to the first reading of an ordinance that would reduce the size of the council from twelve members to eight.
